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When his ex-husband is accused of sexual harassment in the #metoo era, history professor Ari Silverman is forced to confront long-buried trauma from his childhood, where he and his high school crush bonded over the raw emotion of Kurt Cobains lyrics in the segregated suburbs of 1990s Detroit.

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The New York of Lynne Tillman's hilarious, audacious fourth novel is a boiling point of urban decay. The East Village streets are overrun with crooked cops, drug addicts, pimps and prostitutes. Garbage piles up along the sidewalks amid the blaring soundtrack of car stereos. Confrontations are supercharged by the summer heat wave.

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A heart-warming and hilarious novel about four girls looking for Mr Right by internationally renowned and bestselling author. Her critically acclaimed YA novel, 'Does My Head Look Big in This' sold over 25,000 copies in the UK.

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Euns collection humorously but humanely depicts the loneliness and monotony found in many modern lives.

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A poetic debut novel, formally experimental, by turns hallucinatory, darkly funny and brutally real. Nochita is tender, fierce, and unforgettable.

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An Orwellian dystopia in the guise of a fast-paced thriller, this is a coolly satirical novel laced with humour, suspense and intrigue.

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Sharp and intimate, Douglas Cowie's reimagining of the turbulent love affair between Simone de Beauvoir and Nelson Algren asks what it means to love and be loved by the right person at the wrong time.

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Love has a terrible power over our our lives: it distorts, corrupts, drives, or redeems us.

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With 275 quick and easy recipes, including make-ahead dishes, this cookbook helps simplify weekend and vacation meals.

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Tony Peake's first novel for 20 years is an exquisitely realised story of revisiting a seminal boyhood moment as it plays out - with unexpected and sinister consequences - against the backdrop of political upheaval in South Africa.

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A debut collection from a powerful new literary voice chronicling the intersection of politics and daily lives.

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In the 1980s a young Leningrad writer moves to Sukumi, a resort on the Black Sea, to write a novel about Albert Einstein, Paul Ehrenfest and the nature of discovery. During the process, he realises that he has become a closet historiographer of Russia's catastrophe, a performance played by madmen, victims and executioners.

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Never has the short story seen so much long wind.

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Sherry has struggled all her life to understand who she is, where she comes from, and, most important, why her mother slapped her cheek one summer afternoon. In a crosscountry trip with her mother Dumpling, Sherry discovers pieces of her family's past, revealing a history of amazing survival and abundant joy.

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This masterful novel represents an epic literary attempt to examine a very troubled Russia.

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London, more than any other city, has a secret history concealed from view. Behind the official faade promoted by the heritage industry, lies a city of esoteric traditions and obscure institutions, of lost knowledge and hidden locations. Occult London rediscovers this hidden history, unearthing the secret city and its...

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"Distributed by Perseus Distribution"--T.p. verso.

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Klougart mixes prose, lyric essay, drama, poetry, and images to meditate on death and loss through breathtaking, moving, apocalyptic writing.

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During a long, hot summer in Adelaide a group of women rise early for work, sensing something is about to change ... This is the first novel from short story writer Moya Costello.